Initial recognition and musical training. Moluk Kāšānĭ credited singer Sayyed Ḥosayn T ṟāherzādawith discovering her potential as a singer at the home of the patron of music ʿEyn-al-Solṭān and for offering her two years of vocal lessons. She also cited one-headed drum player Ḥāji Khan ʿEyn-al-Dawlaʾi to have tutored her for a year in rhythmic patterns of metered Persian songs .
